Hajed Khlifi

I want to set an alert for pvc consumption in Kubernetes. Each PVC in my cluster is mounted to a specific PV where the last one has a specific folder in a huge NAS NFS storage.

In other words, Microservice "x" mounts a "x-pvc" which is bounded to "x-pv" which is configured nfs to connect into the shared NFS stoarge to aspecific path "//persistent-volume-folder-x"

I have found that kube-state-metrics exposes these metrics:

• kubeletvolumestatscapacitybytes
• kubeletvolumestatsusedbytes

For capacity and consumption, the first one works fine and it displays the requested capacities storage but the second one not working where it returns for each pvc the size of the whole nfs.

my question is the nfs pv not supported by kube-state-metrics ? Any suggestions please?

Hello,

I am working on the orchestration of my multi-container application, I'm done with the containerization process, and everything is working fine in single container mode. I'm new to Kubernetes, and the problem is that one of my containers depends on a configuration file that contains the user configuration. It is recommended for the app deployment in single container mode. I used to create a volume to share this file with the container. Is there a solution in Kubernetes to share it once with all Pods clusters?

Thank you

Hi, I'm working on dockerizing a heavy Java EE application where the process of installation requires a complex process maintained by a Gradle project we've developed to install, configure and customize specific jar files to generate a runnable server application at the end for the user. I'm new to Docker. As I said, the problem is that we have got a long process to install the app. The first alternative pop into my head is to put the installer Gradle project in the docker image and manage stateful data using the writable layer (in this case, I need to add Gradle too and the writable layer will be too heavy). Any advice! Thank you